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| JOUEUR | CAP HIT |
|---|---|
 Alex Vlasic  | 4 600 000 $ |
 Caden Price | 865 833 $ |
 Luca Pinelli | 878 333 $ |
 Ivan Fedotov | 3 275 000 $ |
| Carson Rehkopf | 923 333 $ |
 Tristan Broz | 925 000 $ |
 Henrik Tikkanen | 823 750 $ |
| Alex Jefferies | 867 500 $ |
Voir tout | |
| JOUEUR | TRANSACTION |
|---|---|
| Eduard Sale | Mineures |
 Mavrik Bourque | LNH  |
 Arvid Holm | Rappel d'urgence |
| Gavin Hayes | Mineures |
 Ryan Suzuki | LNH |
| Ronan Seeley | LNH |
 Juuso Pärssinen | LNH |
 Philip Broberg | Mineures  |
Voir tout | |
LIMITE SUPÉRIEURE: 83,5M|
LIMITE INFÉRIEURE: 61,7M| ÉQUIPE | TAILLE DE LA FORMATION | CONTRATS  | RETENUES DE SALAIRE | MASSE SALARIALE FINALE | PORTION DE LA LTIR UTILISÉE | ESPACE FINAL SOUS LE PLAFOND SALARIAL | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Maple Leafs de TorontoTOR | 28 | 49/50 | 0/3 | 97 645 821 $ | 14 145 821 $ | 0 $ | ||
 Lightning de Tampa BayTBL | 25 | 46/50 | 2/3 | 93 776 877 $ | 10 276 877 $ | 0 $ | ||
 Golden Knights de VegasVGK | 28 | 49/50 | 0/3 | 92 239 581 $ | 8 739 581 $ | 0 $ | ||
| Avalanche du ColoradoCOL | 23 | 47/50 | 0/3 | 90 957 006 $ | 7 457 006 $ | 0 $ | ||
 Canadiens de MontréalMTL | 23 | 46/50 | 3/3 | 88 839 908 $ | 5 339 908 $ | 0 $ | ||
 Canucks de VancouverVAN | 26 | 46/50 | 0/3 | 86 586 876 $ | 3 086 876 $ | 0 $ | ||
 Kings de Los AngelesLAK | 23 | 44/50 | 1/3 | 85 937 314 $ | 2 439 255 $ | 1 941 $ | ||
 Capitals de WashingtonWSH | 27 | 42/50 | 3/3 | 85 744 731 $ | 2 704 809 $ | 460 078 $ | ||
 Wild du MinnesotaMIN | 24 | 48/50 | 0/3 | 85 640 250 $ | 2 180 256 $ | 40 006 $ | ||
 Bruins de BostonBOS | 25 | 49/50 | 0/3 | 85 437 826 $ | 1 999 384 $ | 61 558 $ | ||
| Penguins de PittsburghPIT | 19 | 47/50 | 2/3 | 85 256 707 $ | 1 777 208 $ | 20 501 $ | ||
 Sénateurs d'OttawaOTT | 21 | 49/50 | 2/3 | 85 160 670 $ | 1 677 107 $ | 16 437 $ | ||
 Rangers de New YorkNYR | 25 | 48/50 | 0/3 | 84 693 571 $ | 1 338 480 $ | 144 909 $ | ||
| Islanders de New YorkNYI | 31 | 45/50 | 0/3 | 84 549 411 $ | 1 184 195 $ | 134 784 $ | ||
| Flyers de PhiladelphiePHI | 23 | 49/50 | 2/3 | 83 693 527 $ | 960 258 $ | 766 731 $ | ||
 Panthers de la FlorideFLA | 27 | 47/50 | 0/3 | 83 572 175 $ | 103 880 $ | 31 705 $ | ||
| Oilers d'EdmontonEDM | 25 | 49/50 | 0/3 | 83 553 183 $ | 206 275 $ | 153 092 $ | ||
| Stars de DallasDAL | 26 | 43/50 | 0/3 | 83 457 907 $ | 215 282 $ | 257 375 $ | ||
 Blues de St-LouisSTL | 22 | 46/50 | 0/3 | 83 366 661 $ | 12 349 $ | 145 688 $ | ||
 Devils du New JerseyNJD | 22 | 46/50 | 2/3 | 83 277 430 $ | 367 402 $ | 589 972 $ | ||
 Jets de WinnipegWPG | 26 | 46/50 | 0/3 | 83 109 101 $ | 0 $ | 390 899 $ | ||
| Hurricanes de la CarolineCAR | 31 | 43/50 | 1/3 | 82 993 124 $ | 0 $ | 506 876 $ | ||
 Flames de CalgaryCGY | 23 | 46/50 | 2/3 | 82 740 264 $ | 709 537 $ | 1 469 273 $ | ||
| Kraken de SeattleSEA | 21 | 45/50 | 1/3 | 82 367 045 $ | 198 787 $ | 1 331 742 $ | ||
 Red Wings de DetroitDET | 22 | 46/50 | 1/3 | 80 686 316 $ | 0 $ | 2 813 684 $ | ||
 Sharks de San JoseSJS | 25 | 48/50 | 3/3 | 79 882 642 $ | 0 $ | 3 617 358 $ | ||
| Blue Jackets de ColumbusCBJ | 23 | 45/50 | 1/3 | 79 370 850 $ | 0 $ | 4 129 150 $ | ||
 Coyotes de l'ArizonaARI | 18 | 44/50 | 1/3 | 78 110 032 $ | 0 $ | 5 389 968 $ | ||
| Predators de NashvilleNSH | 26 | 48/50 | 2/3 | 77 290 917 $ | 0 $ | 6 209 083 $ | ||
 Sabres de BuffaloBUF | 22 | 42/50 | 0/3 | 75 031 660 $ | 0 $ | 8 468 340 $ | ||
 Ducks d'AnaheimANA | 26 | 48/50 | 3/3 | 74 663 924 $ | 0 $ | 8 836 076 $ | ||
| Blackhawks de ChicagoCHI | 23 | 45/50 | 1/3 | 72 981 937 $ | 0 $ | 10 518 063 $ |
| Joueur | Droits | Pos | Âge | Rapport | Total | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nouveau Trevor Connelly | - | AG | 18 | 3 de 3 | 83
L2
| Connelly joined Team USA for the World U18 tournament in Finland on loan from Tri-City in the USHL. Very light but skilled and elusive. Difficult to check. Slips off defenders. Makes plays. Sees the ice very well. Leans play maker / play driver / distributor in the offensive zone more than shooter. Defensive detail has a long way to go. Tracking back and supporting will need to improve as he matures. Pace is fine. Upright stride. Room for more power. Edges are very good / escapes and creates chances in small areas. |
| Nouveau James Hagens | - | C | 17 | 3 de 3 | A+
L1
| Playing to his strengths / identity to start the U18 Worlds in Finland. Ended with 2G-2A vs Slovakia in USA's 9-0 victory and player of the game honors. Top end skill. Plays with pace. Play maker / Play Driver. Especially dangerous on the power-play. Always in motion. Very difficult to defend. Average plus defensively - which is good enough considering everything else he brings to the dance. Potential #1 overall in 2025. |
| Nouveau Emil Hemming | - | AD | 17 | 2 de 2 | A-
L2
| Hemming plays the game his own way. There are moments in games he needs to be moving his feet more and consistently more engaged off the puck - including offensive zone exits / checking back to assist defensively. Not a burner in open ice. Best work comes from hash marks down and working off the cycle. Fantastic release. Leans shooter more than natural play maker / distributor. Has top six upside but could end up landing on a third line at ES and find a role on the top PP unit. |
| Nouveau Konsta Helenius | - | C | 17 | 3 de 3 | A-
L1
| On day one of the U18 Worlds in Finland he was one of the more visible / active players from any team. Plays quick and fast. A threat off the rush. Leads zone entries at ES and PP. Creative. Makes 'small area' plays through checks. Always in motion. Hard to contain / defend. Generally competes the entire 200ft / doesn't cut corners defensively. Top end talent. Play driver. Element's are offense and speed. |
| Nouveau Aron Kiviharju | - | DG | 18 | 2 de 2 | A-
P2
| Kviharju has missed the majority of his draft year with injury, but returns to Finland's U18 squad for the World Championships and was named Captain of the team. Play maker in the offensive zone. Excellent vision. Walks the offensive blue line to open up options. Leans distributor more than shooter. Same in the defensive zone. When he pounces on the puck he surveys the entire width of the ice before making his decision to outlet pucks. Average defender. Has to rely on read/react/ quick jump to kill plays without engaging physically. 'Transitional D' / Power-Play quarterback. Consistent compete. Light defender. |
| Nouveau Veeti Väisänen | - | DG | 18 | 1 de 1 | A-
P3
| Vaisanen is an interesting prospect who has benefited from playing pro in Finland to round out his overall game. Appears bigger than his list size. Not taller, but more stocky looking than 177lbs. Solid skater with room for even more explosiveness and separation. Small areas escapes, and playmaking overall, is an area of interest / strength in games against his peer group. More elusive / creative at the U18 level. Average plus defender. 2-way 'D'. Enough skill to be considered for PP #2. |
| Nouveau EJ Emery | - | DD | 18 | 3 de 3 | A-
P3
| Emery lands somewhere between a #4 / #5 NHL defender on projection. His combination of size, pace, and compete are attractive element. At times he surprises directing pucks to the net with some deception. Other times he doesn't look entirely comfortable making plays offensively. Has the length, and commitment, to kill offensive zone entries and keep opponents to the perimeter defensively. |
| Nouveau Cole Eiserman | - | AG | 17 | 7 de 7 | A-
L1
| Opened the 2024 U18 Worlds with a hat trick versus Team Slovakia Not much changes with Cole. He's arguably the most elite pure shooter in the draft class. Hungers for the puck on his stick in the offensive zone. Shoot first approach. Average vision / distribution instincts. Prefers to take charge on his own. Pace and skill are in place and project to first line NHL upside. Enthusiasm and detail defensively have a long way to go. He will need to elevate his overall detail to consistently average as he matures. |
| Nouveau Shane Vansaghi | - | C | 17 | 2 de 2 | B+
L4
| Heavy player in the trenches. Net front, occasionally, on the PP. Average pace and skill but compliments his linemates and absorbs contact along the wall / out front the net to open up space and extend plays. Majority of his ice time comes at even strength. Plays to a consistent identity. Power forward. Not likely to score a ton at the college or pro levels. Quickness and open ice pace will have to continue to evolve. |
| Nouveau Will Skahan | - | DG | 17 | 4 de 4 | A-
P3
| Massive defender. Takes up tons of space with his stature and length. Generally keeps things simple with the puck. Low risk. If things break down he chips pucks to open ice instead of trying to skate himself out of trouble. In the way. Blocks shots on the PK. 2-way / Leaning 'Defensive D' at the NHL level. Less = more ... compliments a more active / transitional 'D' partner |
| ÉQUIPE | 2023-24 | 2024-25 | 2025-26 | 2026-27 | 2027-28 | 2028-29 | 2029-30 |
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| JOUEUR | CAP HIT ANTÉRIEUR |
|---|---|
| Steven Stamkos | 8 500 000 $ |
| Jakub Voracek | 8 250 000 $ |
| Brent Seabrook | 6 875 000 $ |
| Sam Reinhart | 6 500 000 $ |
| Matt Murray | 6 250 000 $ |
| Tyler Myers | 6 000 000 $ |
| Jake Guentzel | 6 000 000 $ |
| Adam Henrique | 5 825 000 $ |
Parcourir les joueurs autonomes sans compensation | |
| JOUEUR | |
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 Rick DiPietro | |
| Wayne Gretzky | |
| Joe Sakic | |
| J.T. Brown | |
| Oliver Kapanen | |
| P.K. Subban | |
| Brayden Yager | |
| Alexandre Daigle | |
Parcourir les joueurs inactifs | |
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